On 26-2-2014 10:28, Nick wrote:
First, please can you try to keep things civil and respectful (even
if you feel provoked)? This list has become quite draining recently.
Thanks :-)
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First, please can you try to keep things civil and respectful (even
if you feel provoked)? This list has become quite draining recently.
Quoth elhennig:
> And you really think this matters to users of phones which band the phone is
> currently using?
Well it matters to me, because 850MHz is unli
use they are proprietary black
> boxes, only Cthulhu knows which band they are using and what is the
> total set of signals they "hear" across their supported bands. So I
> still don't know for certain to this day what GSM services, if any,
> exist in the 850 MHz ban
y act as quadband when they
go into 2G compatibility mode, but because they are proprietary black
boxes, only Cthulhu knows which band they are using and what is the
total set of signals they "hear" across their supported bands. So I
still don't know for certain to this day what GSM s
Thanks all for your responses.
I'll be going to the Boston area, so if you don't hear me
complaining about it not working sometime soon, presume it's working
fine ;)
> Yup, that's the band I've been using here for all my
> cellphone-using
> life. I have yet to use a phone with 850 MHz capabil
Nick wrote:
> I'm going to the USA soon,
Do you know which part of USA?
> and would ideally like to use my GTA02
> there. It is a European 900/1800/1900MHz version (I presume - I
> bought it 2nd hand - is there an easy way to check?).
As others have said, look at the sticker inside the battery
That's much easier than I thought it would be, then I can confirm that I
have the "wrong" 900/1800/1900MHz but it still works fine.
-Andrew
On 2/21/2014 10:03 AM, joerg Reisenweber wrote:
On Fri 21 February 2014 18:51:37 Andrew Schenck wrote:
its the 900/1800/1900 version, but I haven't found
On Fri 21 February 2014 18:51:37 Andrew Schenck wrote:
> its the 900/1800/1900 version, but I haven't found any way to verify
> > On Fri, 2014-02-21 at 12:07 +, Nick wrote:
> >> there. It is a European 900/1800/1900MHz version (I presume - I
> >> bought it 2nd hand - is there an easy way to che
Am 21.02.2014 um 18:51 schrieb Andrew Schenck:
> I can corroborate that report. Bought my FR from Belgium, so I presume its
> the 900/1800/1900 version, but I haven't found any way to verify that.
1. remove battery cover
2. take out battery
3. look at serial number sticker under battery
4. h
I can corroborate that report. Bought my FR from Belgium, so I presume
its the 900/1800/1900 version, but I haven't found any way to verify
that. It works fine in San Francisco, CA and Chicago and central
Illinois on Simplemobile (which uses T-Mobile's network).
-Andrew
On 2/21/2014 4:37 AM
Hi Nick,
Thanks for the change in tone, for me it was more then welcome.
I have been to the USA with my FR and had no problem whatsoever in
connecting to the network, also the gprs worked just fine.
I did bought a USA sim card on ebay, just to cut the costs.
I traveled California, Nevada, Montanna
Hi folks,
A change of tone for the list, for now.
I'm going to the USA soon, and would ideally like to use my GTA02
there. It is a European 900/1800/1900MHz version (I presume - I
bought it 2nd hand - is there an easy way to check?). Can I just use
any network in the USA, and it will just registe
Am Fr 27. Juni 2008 schrieb W.Kenworthy:
> :(
Well, there's probably no single provider using more than 1 (maybe 2) band.
The allowed bands depend on national regulations, usually 900/1800 or
850/1900.
So switching provider is what 3-band is made for.
If you try to find a reality exa
:(
Thanks,
Billk
On Fri, 2008-06-27 at 03:01 +0200, Joerg Reisenweber wrote:
> Am Fr 27. Juni 2008 schrieb W.Kenworthy:
> > How is the freerunner switched between the two frequency band triplets?
> >
> > Software, new image, link, factory only, ...
> >
> > Asking because what happens if you m
Am Fr 27. Juni 2008 schrieb W.Kenworthy:
> How is the freerunner switched between the two frequency band triplets?
>
> Software, new image, link, factory only, ...
>
> Asking because what happens if you move carriers and they support "the
> other" combination?
different build, factory only. No
How is the freerunner switched between the two frequency band triplets?
Software, new image, link, factory only, ...
Asking because what happens if you move carriers and they support "the
other" combination?
BillK
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